Research shows that Tesla's microchip processing power will surpass that of the human brain in 2033.

According to foreign media reports on September 2, according to a new study by car and van rental company Vanarama, Tesla cars will be smarter than humans by 2033.

Vanarama analyzed the processing power of Tesla's microchip and found that Tesla's microchip will surpass the human brain in 11 years (2033) (1 trillion operations per second). In addition, Tesla's D1 chip is 30 times more powerful than the chip they used six years ago.

At last year's Tesla AI Day event, Tesla released his independent research and development of neural network training chip-D1 chip, which is manufactured by TSMC 7nm technology, with a core area of 645mm, integrated as many as 50 billion transistors and 354 training nodes, and the internal circuit is 17.7km long, realizing super computing power and ultra-high bandwidth.

In early June, Tesla CEO Elon Musk posted that the second Tesla AI Day will be postponed from August 19 to September 30, when the company may release a prototype of the humanoid robot Optimus.

In mid-August, Musk claimed that Tesla's humanoid robot might be cheaper than a car in the future. In addition, he said, the robot is close to an adult in height and weight, can carry heavy objects or carry heavy objects by hand, and can walk quickly with small steps, and the screen on its face is an interactive interface for communicating with people.

Musk once said on Twitter that the purpose of Tesla's AI Day is to persuade outstanding artificial intelligence, software or chip talents to join Tesla.